Cargill Grain's #1134 (SW1200) crosses a road near the silo in Commerce City, Colorado.

A veteran EMD unit still in service in northern North Dakota.

Railcar Reconstructors. Liberty Railway Services SW7 locomotive no. 140 is seen at the company's facility in Pueblo West, CO, amongst rail equipment and components used by the company i... (more)

Abandoned and unnamed.

A numberless critter shuffles around on a very momentous day for me.

Unit was industrial from the beginning and passed through many operations. Photo by Jim Satterwhite. From my collection.

The EMD Model 40 was a diesel-electric industrial locomotive built by Electro-Motive Corporation (EMC), and its corporate successor, General Motors' Electro-Motive Division (EMD) between August 19... (more)

GE industrials morphed over the years with little fanfare and no change of model. Much like the tractors on 18-wheelers components varied from user to user. One locomotive we handled had a two c... (more)

A fate worse than death? Maybe not but life was hard for an old unit on BS&G's makeshift railroads. One of the last truly ragtag old southern operations. Ramshackle "Snaptrack" laid on... (more)

I listed it as Bunge but in fact unit was probably ex-EJ&E, leased from RELCO. This one changed hands many times. Photo by Mike Dolenski. From my collection.

LC 91 is now a plant switcher at Circle S east of Richburg. It was built for the L&C in 1965, and has spent the latter third of its career at this location.

Two former Illinois Central Paducah rebuilds are spending their final days pulling loaded soybean hoppers around the massive ADM facility in Valdosta, Georgia. A testament of EMD quality is on ful... (more)

SW8 #11 is keeping busy this morning at Cleveland Cliffs in Riverdale, transporting ladle oxygenation cars back and forth between the basic oxygen furnances.

The Norfolk Ford Assembly Plant ceased production on June 2007. In 2011, the main assembly building was purchased by Katoen Natie for $10.5 million to be used as a distribution hub for plastic pe... (more)

Former Ohio Centeal GP10 is the Conrad Yelvington switcher in Palmetto